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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r
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Moreover, both kinds equally uphold
RACINE'S reputation for building first-"
quality products only. -
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230 MAIN ' PHONE 294-J
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
It Certainly Is Surprising How It Grows!
The young married man who doesn't put away a little money
regularly in a savings account isjtaking foolish chances and
wasting a sure opportunity to make himself independent.
Come in and let us help you start' We'll lend you one of our
handsome little book coin banks, and you'll be surprised at'
the way the nickels, dimes and quarters will grow into a sub
stantial bank account. ' " !;- ' .
There is no charge for the bank. You simply opeft a savings
account Jty: depositing one dollar or more.
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The Washington Cafe
U most popular eating place in Klamath Falls todaj
"There's a Reason"
TOO CAJf ..: . -,
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AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES .
1?B Booth Bhrth- : , w Shin, Prop.
Falls
Auth Co.
"The Small Garage with a Large' Trade"
ROY CALL, Prop.
Phone 246"' 1 r 224 Main
Yes-we are still, in the same old place
Selling
Used Cars ' ' ',
i " Accessories
Replacements parts for all cars
! ' Genuine Ford Parts '
Repairing
' All miakes of cars
Authorized Ford service ;
Trading
Cars for equities in Klamath Falls
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News of the !
Klamath Country
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Wm. '"W. Baldwin wa$'a buBlnenS
visltof In Morrill Tueailay.
Air. and Mrs. R. L. Dalton werfe
boats at dinner Monday. - Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mer
rill Mr. and Mrs. Merrill were also
guests at dinner Tuesday evening
at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. R. 11.
Anderson. Mr. land Mrs.' Merrill
loft on Wednesday morning tor their
new home In Redding.' They have
been residents ot Merrill for sixteen
years and they will be greatly missed
by their friends here. Mr. Merrill
will go Into the garage business' In
Redding. , r
Floyd Lowden and Alfred Perry
of Roseburg were in Merrill Tues
day. They brought over a load ot
milk goats for Mr. Thomlson, who
recently purchased the home of
Jus. Burko. iliotli Mr. Lowdon 'and
Mr. Perry formerly lived In Mor
rill and they were visiting old
friends while here.
R. K. Bradbury, presidents of the
Klamath i Water Users Association
was in Merrill Tuesday on business
In connection with his office.
The rains ot the past week have
been of immense benefit' to the
farmers of this ' community of es
pecially the dry furmers, on 'account
of the previous dry years many dry
ranches have not been sown, i It
was the heaviest rainfall for sev
eral years. ' ' '' ' ' -'.
Mesdames R. H. Anderson, R. L.
lialton and ' Ray Merrill Visited at
the Burris home' at Liberty Tueada.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks of Med
ford are visiting In Merrill at the
home of Mr.' BrbokB' aunt, Mrs,' J'.
A. Brown. Mr.' rUio'oks' Is ' an ex
port planrf tuner,' ' '" '''' "'
; Mrs, Rose Davis and Stunner
Davis wore visitors lu Klamath
Falls Wednesday, ;
The Ladles Aid t llio rrosbytur
ttui tiuu'oU met ut the club rooms
Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs. W. F, dlnuollu was elected
Superlntcdneut of work for tlw
coming .year with Mrs. Ooo. Wright
sslsr.uu. Mrs. J. W. SroBKlus mid
Mrs, C. Uowtuun wore appointed
on-thu fhiwer e'omutltleo for the
church this month. KorroslinuMUs
were served by tho ottUors of tlio
society who acted as hostesses. The
following members were present:
Mesdames Goo. Wright, C. Uowihuii,
N. E. Woodhousa, Ceo. Otrield, W.
K. Jinnetto, C. C. llulol, J. A.
Brown! W. II. -'Anderson, C D.
Chorpeulng, H.' C. Parker, M. L.
Moore and J. W. Scoggins.
At the meeting ot the Merrill
Rebecca lodge Monday evening the
following officers were elected for
the next six months: N. G Ponrl
Moore; V. Q.j Elva Carloton; Sec,
Kate Merrltti Treas., Millie Stukel.
The children ot the Galo school
gave an Interesting program at the
school Wednesday afternoon. This
was their last day of school. The
program was as follows:
Song, "Llttlo While Daisy" By
tho School,
Reading "A Surprised Boy,"
Roberty Cooloy.
' Recitation William Jones.
Recitation Wlnnlfrcd Dewey.
Song Junior and William Jones.
Recitation Helen Cooloy.
Recitation Edna Jones.
Hlghtlany Thing Edna Jones and
Wlnnlfrcd Dewey.
" Mrs. E. J. Murray and Miss Con
boy of KJamath Falls woro Merrill
visitors Thursday.
Frank Hedrlck was a Merrill vis
itor Thursduy, .
Mrs. F. Zlaoek of Malln who has
been staying at tbe homo of her
daughter Mrs. C. A. Barrows dur
ing tho latters absence has return
ed to her Jiome. Mrs, Burk will
stay with the family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Adams aro
moving to their ranch on the Lake.
Mr. Gr as j Icy and sons who purch
ased tho J. Frank Adams ranch
have taken possession ot It and
expect to make 4 large dairy ranch.
Mr. Orasley and sons are exper
ienced dairymen from San Fran
cisco. M. A. Bowman and C. N. Hasklns
returned Thursday evening , from
Ashland where they had been at
tending t'.io Grand Lodgo ot I. O.
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Ben Fau.i and W. F. Fruits drove
to Ashland' Wddnos'day evoulng for
grand lodgo. ,
'MIbs Florence Dllllard spent a
few days 'in Ashland returning
Thursduy evening. '
The children of Gale and their
parents held a school picnic Thurs
day at the schodl. They had plan
ned to go to the river but the rajn
spoilt It. ' But the day wus spen
In playing games and a fine lunch
was served at noon. '
' T'no high school students, faculty
and a number of patrons hid their
picnic Wednesday notwithstanding
tho rain. They drove to Klamath
river and bad their lunch, they then
returned to Klamath Falls and spent
tho afternoon there. A number go
ing to the bath 'house for a swim.
Later taking in the show. They re
port a flno time Insplte of ' the
rain.
Tho grades held their picnic at
tbo school. They had planned to go
to ' the park. They played games
and 'tho big part was the dinner
to tho kiddles.'.' A number of par
ents wore'' prosent. This was hold
Wednesday afternoon.'
Oils Eckscman was a Klamath
Falls visitor Thursday.
Geo. Campbell from' Falls River,
California, has accepted a position
in tho Merrill garage. Mr. Camp
boll is an expert mochanlc. ,
Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Sexton at
tended ' the graduating exorcises
Thursday evoning. .
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Reports;
Repeated reports have come in by busy housewives to the
effect they are being bothered numerous times during the
course- of a busy day by solicitors and peddlers, insistent on
showing their wares, knowing these women are busy and would
rather purchase their goods from their home tO)vn merchant
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Klamath Falls Merchants Association, with the en
dorsement of the Klamath County Chamber of Com
merce, have undertaken to distribute, free of charge, a
small and beautiful brass1 plate, as transcribed below, to
every housewife in Klamath Falls, and
A Man Will Call On You To Ask Your P ermission
FREE
PLATE
PEDDLERS -AGENTS
NO ADMITTANCE
i WE TRADE WITH
HOME MERCHANTS
(Exact
Size)
To Tack This Plate On Your Porch, Door or Steps.
One Sure Fact
Spend at home and it will conic back to you, not perhaps in gold
but in service, comfort and a modern city of which you may be
proud.
."I'll is adv. inserted ly
Klamath Flails Merchants Association
Endorsed by Klamath County Chamber of Commerce.
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Mr. Lyttle of Donama was also !
Merrill for tho exercises. t '.......!. n i t
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Phone 93
We are specially equip
ped to economically
produce booklets and
advertising"' folders.
W.O.SMITH
Printing Company
"Quality Printing" '
In Merrill for tho exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Savage and Geo. J.
Walton of Klamath Falls were
hero for tho exorcises Thursday
evening.
A full house attended tho gradu
ating exercises at tho community
hall Thursday evoning.
The stago was prettily decorated
with ovorgroens wild cut flowers
and mado very pretty background.
Tho girls with their gowns of pastol
shades looked very attractive. The
class as a whole was a credit to
Merrill High. . Thoy received quan
tities of presents and beautiful flow
ers. Dr. U. O. Dubach of O. A. C.
gave the principal uddrcss of tho
ovonlng. Ho began by asking tho
class about their plans for tho fut
ure, were they looking many years
ahead or Just far tomorrow or next
year? He took a text from Timothy
and It was divldod Into throo parts;
1st, pick out your place; 2nd, get
roady; and 3rd go. Ho brought
out the. principle of lionoaty stating
Ihut If tho boy or girl began by
cheating in tho grades thoy would
cheat In high In college and In after
life would not be trusted by the
public. Ho said many men in public
lire 'Wid lost prominent positions
because they could not bo trusted
by the pnblic. He said 0110 man' for
prcsldont lost for that reason. Ho
said the spirited sldo should not bo
neglected and' laid grout stress .on
taking care of tho body, flaying
that a delicate body and strong
mind availed but llttlo. And with
muny Illustrations made a pleasing
and forclblo talk.
The following program was given
every ono of which ' was well rend
ered. ' ; v
invocation llev. C. U. Mulct.
l'lauo Solo Cliurlotto CJcertson.
fiaultatory Holt Oeertson.
It Is Spring (Jlrls chorus.
Valedictory Hnlllo Moore.
AddrcsB W. O. Dubach,
Principles Address Lestor Turn
baugh. .': " ' ? " '
Presentation of diplomats W. F.
Jinnetto Chnlrmun of tho Hoard.
llenedictloil Ilov. C. C. Unlet.
Tliero' were five girls and fivo
boys In the c1uhs, Itolf Oeertson,
Charlotte Oeertson, Kenneth Klgor,
JOstln Klgor, Kenneth Colwoll, Halllo
Moore, Mary Ornybael, Magdollno
McClay, Olive Hill and . Motrin
Meyer. '
Mrs. Durham of Klnir.alli Falls
and Mrs, Shortrldgo Of Ttoseburg
who wore called io ' Merrill by tin)
Illness artd death of their motlior,
Mrs. Kllzabnth Cox returned to thilr
li!!iiu." .Friday
Are You Wearing
Your Own, Clothes?
Or is it one of a thousand just alike and fitting
you just like it would fit anyone of a hundred
other men.
Individuality 7-PersonaIity
Are expressed by your clothes only when the
pattern the fabric and the model is designed,
for you alone.
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Full. line of domestic and imported fabric's '
J. A. GOLDSMITH
. (-Merchant Tailor
. 3 1Q inters Building
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER , ;
WHITE PELICAN HOTEL 1 '
Harry Borel
and his orchestra will play during
dinner hour .'
Mrs. 10. F. Morrltt who -lnus boa
111 with scarlet fever Is Bald to bo
Improving rapidly.
' Mr, nud Mrs. Chas, Cox aro the
parents of new girl born Saturday,
May 16. film lias boon namod
Mury KllttiUut'h.
Hallos CatarrL
rid your system' of Cafitrh or pesfnew
caused by Caurtfi, v'V:: ., :.';,,,
ScU hy druulili for mtr 40 ytttt
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